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Slow, See ⌁ Santa Fe, I love you

Helios & the Haze ⌁ The warring light rages and the longing shadow advances, to retreat again and again.

If Nothing Else, There’s Always This ⌁ Miss ya, Rainier (we’re trying long distance — I think we’ve been going steady)

And that’s a wrap! Thank you to all the talented artists who showed in Reflective Glass, and to our guest curatorial team - @quarterphotos and @adamnordby . It’s an honor and privilege to be able to express ideas through art. And to everyone who visited during the exhibition - thank you for your gracious reception. More to come! Photos by: @quarterphotos

And that’s a wrap! Thank you to all the talented artists who showed in Reflective Glass, and to our guest curatorial team - @quarterphotos and @adamnordby . It’s an honor and privilege to be able to express ideas through art. And to everyone who visited during the exhibition - thank you for your gracious reception. More to come! Photos by: @quarterphotos

And that’s a wrap! Thank you to all the talented artists who showed in Reflective Glass, and to our guest curatorial team - @adamnordby and @quarterphotos . It’s an honor and privilege to be able to express ideas through art. And to everyone who visited during the exhibition - thank you for your gracious reception. More to come! Photos by: @quarterphotos

Fugue Gallery is thrilled to present “Reflective Glass” curated by Adam Choi Nordby and Carter Guthrie. Join us for the opening reception at Fugue Gallery on March 7th 2-9pm, with beverages being served from 6-9pm. RSVP through the link in the bio. Featured artists: Eden Chinn Kaden Bard Dawson Raine Roberts Nick Mass Ana Vallejo Felisa Nguyen Yuhanxiao Maggie Ma Nathalie Basoski Flavia Daniele Jiayue Yu Ana Aizer Katie Wittenberg Nicoya D Callahan Carole Fievetz Dayana Matasheva Morgan Mueller Ciaran Short Kelly Hain Sierra Enea Kyle Colon Cover photo: @kadenthevegan

Fugue Gallery is pleased to introduce Adam Choi Nordby as a guest curator for our upcoming exhibition - Reflective Glass. Today (1/26/26) is the last day to submit works to the Open Call. Link in bio! Adam Choi Nordby is Korean-Norwegian writer, lens-based artist, and mechanical engineer based in NYC. His artistic practice is rooted in the examination of personal and collective identity, peering past the walls we’ve created for ourselves and others. Exploring the connective tissue of the human experience through the themes of time, wounds, and healing, Adam investigates the Asian American experience, the scars created by imperialism, and the alienation of xenophobia. Through his work, Adam bridges art and science to create collaborative avenues that seek to heal ailing wounds — physical, persistently invisible, and generational. “When it comes to creative articulation, I often struggle saying exactly what I’m thinking or feeling and so, for me, art represents translation - a navigational tool that succeeds where the stringing of words fail in the labyrinthian web of the unconscious. Art can be a mirror or a telescope, a way to examine the corporeal frameworks that are visible to the naked eye and to discern the indescribable, faraway, and lingering. Though I try to write to the best of my ability, I find that using light and color (and lack thereof) allow me to wrestle form out of the immaterial language of the heart. With photography, poetry, or personal style expression I aim to explore the connective tissue of the human experience through art and science. Where science is the act of discovery and structuring frameworks to iterate upon, art interprets and expands convention into revelation.” - Adam Choi Nordby Artist: @adamnordby

We’re excited to start 2026 with an OPEN CALL. Apply through link in bio. “Reflective Glass”, curated by Adam Choi Nordby and Carter Guthrie, invites artists to submit works that examine one’s relationship with oneself and simultaneously the world around us. Through this exhibition we aim to curate and create a space for deep self-reflection, collective perspective, and communal connection. All forms of art will be considered. All selected works will be installed at Fugue Gallery. Deadline: January 26, 2026 Apply through link in bio Curators: @adamnordby @quarterphotos

"Imaginary Ceilings" Presenting Artists Feature: Lends based artist, writer & engineer Adam Nordby @adamnordby curated by Worlds Through Minds' curator Macy Castaneda Lee, @llizwood & @mengwencao @sunsetstudio.love Interested in creatively exploring personal and societal relationship with cultural identity, politics of fashion, nuclearization and imperialism, xenophobia, and bridging art and science to form bonds in the community that educate, innovate, and uplift the collective for collaborative coexistence and continued survival. About their image: "The photo I've selected are stages of atomic destruction with the fencing acting as fresh stitches, and the subsequent maelstrom and fallout - a nuclear winter. As an Asian American, I'm constantly fascinated by, interacting with, and reflecting on the wounds created by nuclearization and being born in its birthplace. This ontological firmament is what shaped my childhood and adulthood and continues to bridge violence and xenophobia in New Mexico, and beyond, every day." Catch their work up at @fugue_gallery , currently showing via "Imaginary Ceilings" #WTMTalks

A celebration of feminine power, design, and labor. A testament to the hands that stitch beauty into being. The Champi Midi Saree Dress from @gundistudios , a label rooted in rebellion and tenderness paying tribute to the community of textile workers, particularly femme laborers, whose skill and artistry make clothing and fashion possible. Available online at societyofcloth.com Photo: @fotosdeana_ Styling: @adamnordby Mua: @tasiamitropoulos Model: @avni.goel

True Blue Fool My first ever roll of 120 Portra 400 + home scan — dev by the best @westlabnyc 🤍